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memory-auditlisted

Get a one-shot health report on the user's MemoryVault — memory count, entity coverage, dead wikilinks, orphan entities. Use when the user asks "how's my vault?", "vault status", "is my memory healthy?", or before any deep work session where you want to verify the data layer is intact. Also useful BEFORE running memory-refresh to know if there's existing rot.
ayushmall/memoryvault-kit · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 73
Install: claude install-skill ayushmall/memoryvault-kit
# memory-audit Use `memoryvault.memory_health` to get a summary of vault health. ## What you get ```json { "n_memories": 470, "pct_with_entities": 0.97, "n_entities_in_use": 158, "useful_entities": 94, "dead_wikilinks": 0, "orphan_entities": 153 } ``` ## How to interpret - `pct_with_entities` should be ≥0.95. If lower: 5%+ of memories are isolated from the entity graph — they won't surface via graph walk. - `dead_wikilinks` should be 0. If >0: ingestion wrote `[[Name]]` references to entities that don't exist. Run `memory heal --apply` to fix. - `orphan_entities` is acceptable up to ~30% of `n_entities_in_use`. Higher means lots of dead entity files (entities exist but no memory mentions them). - `useful_entities` should be ≥40% of `n_entities_in_use`. These are entities with 2-20 memories — the "discriminating" range for graph walk. ## When to escalate If any of these are red, surface the issue to the user and suggest: - dead_wikilinks > 0 → "Run `memory heal --apply`" - pct_with_entities < 0.9 → "X% of your memories have no entity wikilinks; consider re-running ingest on those" - useful_entities / n_entities ratio < 0.4 → "Most of your entities are either singletons or hubs; the graph isn't doing much work"